en-us http://www.blog.kellie.wildroseandbriar.com All comments from Occasional Comment BetterCoffee.comhttp://blog.kellie.wildroseandbriar.com/?p=64#IDComment553301Thanks! We appreciate the kind words and love having folks like you as customers :-) <br /> <br />--David <br />@bettercoffee May 2, 2008 2:09 PMhttp://blog.kellie.wildroseandbriar.com/?p=64#IDComment553301 beelerbhttp://blog.kellie.wildroseandbriar.com/?p=68#IDComment213120Your post reminds me of one of best (IMO) computer programming books ever written: &quot;Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs&quot;. Lisp, Scheme and (for me) Forth can be a very different and more pleasant place to work compared to something like C. <br /> <br />Cheap copies can be found on eBay et al and online (+DRM free) at <a href="http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book.html ">http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book....</a>Apr 10, 2008 8:03 AMhttp://blog.kellie.wildroseandbriar.com/?p=68#IDComment213120 beelerbhttp://blog.kellie.wildroseandbriar.com/?p=68#IDComment213103Your post reminds me of one of best (IMO) computer programming books ever written: &quot;Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs&quot;. Lisp, Scheme and (for me) Forth can be a very different and more pleasant place to work compared to something like C. <br /> <br />Cheap copies can be found on eBay et al and online (+DRM free) at <a href="http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book.html ">http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book....</a>Apr 10, 2008 7:45 AMhttp://blog.kellie.wildroseandbriar.com/?p=68#IDComment213103 Javajinihttp://blog.kellie.wildroseandbriar.com/?p=56#IDComment41167I hope you feel better soon. I hear the colds this season can be deadly. <br />I think &quot;real-life&quot; friendships trump online friendships. I could be wrong, your mileage may vary, void where prohibited. Nov 23, 2007 9:00 AMhttp://blog.kellie.wildroseandbriar.com/?p=56#IDComment41167 Javajinihttp://blog.kellie.wildroseandbriar.com/?p=55#IDComment41166While your comment is profound in its own right, the flow that I was referring to was the state of mind that comes from uninterrupted work as described by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi in his books such as &quot;Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience&quot;. <br />I appreciate the artistic advice. It&#039;s nice to know that someone is reading this. <br /> Nov 23, 2007 8:56 AMhttp://blog.kellie.wildroseandbriar.com/?p=55#IDComment41166 Patsyhttp://blog.kellie.wildroseandbriar.com/?p=55#IDComment41131you want flow? go to a river and write what you see. not what you think about you see. not about how the river fits in your preexisting tributaries. don&#039;t put the river through the Brita water filter of the mind, just let it wash over and make it&#039;s mark. can you be this raw without apologizing? me thinks you can, I double-dog dare you. write. what. you. see. let the river, not yourself, play that harp. Nov 23, 2007 1:16 AMhttp://blog.kellie.wildroseandbriar.com/?p=55#IDComment41131 Patsyhttp://blog.kellie.wildroseandbriar.com/?p=56#IDComment41130Dear K, <br /> <br />sorry it took me sitting up late with a stuffy cold to catch up on the blogosphere. I&#039;m glad your writing has taken off so well. To answer your thought about &quot;real-life&quot; friends, I use the phrases online &amp; off-line friends. What would that make you, a between-the-lines friend? ;) Nov 23, 2007 1:03 AMhttp://blog.kellie.wildroseandbriar.com/?p=56#IDComment41130 joshhttp://blog.kellie.wildroseandbriar.com/?p=61#IDComment32968Looks great, let us know if you have any issues or feature requests :) Nov 6, 2007 11:52 PMhttp://blog.kellie.wildroseandbriar.com/?p=61#IDComment32968